Aer Lingus (EI)
280 non-stop routes across 111 airports. Main hub: Dublin (DUB).
Main hubs for Aer Lingus
Where Aer Lingus concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.
Where Aer Lingus flies most
Top destination countries by route count.
Related guides
Sibling pages from across Flightmaps — country aggregations, airport rosters, and visa context for Aer Lingus.
Top Aer Lingus destinations
Dublin · 102 routesCork · 16 routesBelfast · 12 routesLondon · 5 routesShannon · 4 routesManchester · 4 routesOrlando · 3 routesNew York · 3 routesGlasgow · 3 routesChicago · 3 routesLos Angeles · 2 routesBoston · 2 routes
Aer Lingus network at a glance
- 280 non-stop routes
- 111 airports served
- Total network span: 620,202 km
- Longest route: DUB-LAX (8,319 km)
- Shortest route: BHD-IOM (99 km)
Frequently asked questions about Aer Lingus
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How many routes does Aer Lingus operate?
Aer Lingus (EI) operates 280 non-stop routes across 111 airports worldwide.
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What is Aer Lingus's main hub?
Aer Lingus's busiest hub is Dublin (DUB) in Ireland, with 102 non-stop routes from this airport alone.
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What is Aer Lingus's longest route?
Aer Lingus's longest non-stop route is DUB-LAX at 8,319 km.
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Where does Aer Lingus fly the most?
Aer Lingus flies most often to Ireland, with 124 routes serving destinations in Ireland.